Heating, Ventilation & Insulation
Sime’s unique integrated
heat pump and boiler brings
Revolution to the renewables
sector!
The Murelle Revolution 30 is the first
integrated boiler and heat pump in a single
cased product. Using an ErP A++ 30 kW
Murelle boiler and completely sealed 4kW
output heat pump, the Murelle Revolution 30
is a single compact unit that can be installed
by any registered Gas Safe installer in a single
installation process, without requiring an
additional F-gas-registered installer to be
present.
The unique Murelle Revolution 30 should be
installed inside and hung on the wall like a
conventional boiler. The Revolution provides
heat and hot water, achieving an average
seasonal heating performance of 134%,
granting A++ energy efficiency, according to
the ErP Ecodesign Regulation.
www.sime.co.uk
RIBA accredited CPD
presentations
available through Grant UK Hospitals choose spray foam for
temperature control to aid patient
recovery
Grant UK has registered with RIBA and
joined their CPD Providers Network, offering
RIBA approved seminars to architects and
specifiers on air source heat pumps. Spray foam insulation can be used in the
healthcare sector to help regulate the
internal temperature. It is one of the highest
performing insulation materials in terms
of preventing heat loss when closed cell
materials are chosen. A superior insulant
retains the heat for longer or prevents warmth
from the sun entering the building during
spells of hot weather. By controlling the
internal temperature at an optimum level this
is a key factor in a patient’s recovery. In the
healthcare sector, King’s College Hospital’s
Critical Care Centre has utilised spray foam
insulation below the plant room floor. This
compact and versatile insulant could be
sprayed from below onto the underside of
the irregular shaped corrugated sheeting,
providing the required U-value and Class 0
fire rating. The installation was carried out
using a British Urethane Foam Contractor
Association approved installer.
Grant UK has produced a free of charge
seminar which focuses on air source heat
pumps, providing general awareness
information for the attendees.
The seminar has been rigorously assessed by
RIBA and is consequently worth double CPD
points to RIBA Chartered Architects.
The seminar, which is available at venues
throughout England, Scotland and Wales,
provides an introduction to how an air source
heat pumps works before delving into greater
detail about specification and installation.
For further details about Grant UK’s
CPD seminar or to book a place, please
visit www.grantuk.com.
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